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Yes! Organic Market Coming To Union Row

Written by Columbia Heights News

Thursday, 20 September 2007

We were forwarded a message from Ward 1 Councilmember Jim Graham announcing that Yes! Organic Market we be coming to the Union Row condominium/retail project in the U Street Corridor (14th and V Streets NW). Thanks Suzanne. Councilmember Graham stated the following:

I am pleased to announce that Yes! Organic grocery will occupy one of the six retail spaces on the first floor of the Union Row building, located at 14th and V St, NW.

The Union Row project is part of the overall rejuvenation of the U Street Corridor. Yes! Organic will offer residents natural foods as part of a unique shopping experience. Please visit my website for more information.

The 5,000 square foot Yes! Organic grocery is scheduled to open in the spring of 2008. This will be the fifth location for the DC-based grocer. More retailers will be announced soon, including a restaurant, a dry cleaner, and a large national chain store.

For more information about Yes! Organic Market, please visit its website: Yes! Organic Market.

The Union Row project consists ground-level retail and condominum units of two distinct styles: The Flats and The Warehouses. It is being developed by PN Hoffman. For more information please visit the following websites for the Union Row project: The Flats and The Warehouses.

Comments

Written by hmm on 2007-09-20 20:21:48

a large national chain store eh?
my money's on CVS. even though there's one just around the corner on U st!!!

I'd rather trader joes!

chain store bet
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on 2007-09-20 22:39:38

i'm still willing to bet that the chain store will be an apple store. i've got no proof of this, just a hunch...

Written by merv on 2007-09-21 14:30:06

when looking into a unit there, I had heard chatter that the chain would be a CVS/Rite Aid

Written by aa11 on 2007-09-21 16:08:44

I would think the apple store, if there is going to be one, would be more in a shopping corridor like the DCUSA area. Near other electronic retailers, etc. You MUST have an inside scoop!

Written by marc on 2007-09-21 16:14:11

I read an article in the post (i think) a while back that there were plans to improve the retail portion of the Reeves Community Center at 14th&U. As part of that, there was discussion of putting Apple in that center. Maybe that's where the poster's hunch is from.

Written by ooh on 2007-09-25 08:19:44

apple store would be AWESOME!

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